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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-07

: GRAIN-Corn-Market very firm; demand
light. We quote White corn, job lots, 60c,
carload lots, 66c; mixed corn, job lots, 65ci car
load lots &c; Oats steady; demand good We
qnotei Mixed oats, 45c; carload lots, 40c Bran,
- CO. Meal, 721sc. Georgia grist, per sack,
81 80; grist, per 6ushel. '5c
HAY-Market very firm, with a fair demand;
stock ample. We quote job lots: Western,
ern, none
HIDES, Wool, Ere ides-Market dull. re-
Gelpts Hight; dry flint, 1lQl11sc; sailed, 9@9Isc;
dry butcher, Sc Wool-Receipts light prime
in bales Bic; bury, ,00l5c. Wax, 1Sc, Tai,
low, 3G4c. Deer skins. flint zoe; saltei ice
Otter skins, 5Oc0S4 co.
2g4c,
LARD- Market is easyg in tierees, ne, SO u
tins. 19sc,
LINE, CALcINED PLASTER AND CEARSr-Ala-
hanna lump lime is in fair demand, and is sell
ing at 81 30 per barrel Georgia, 81 80 per bar
rel; calcined plaster 81 30 per barrel hair 4c
Rasendsae cement, 81 59I Portland cement
LIquoRs-Full stock, steady demand. Bear-
bon, 81 5OGob sol rye, 81 5696 Co., reetihed,
VI O09 30. Ales unchanged and In faiF de
mand
NAI1s-Market firm; fair demand. wequote,
3D., 80 90; Id and 3D. 50 Is Cd, go oct Sd, p T5i
i9d to God, 81 80 per teg.
NUFs--Almonds- 'rarragona, 1582ee, Ivicas,
E@1ecI welnutS, French, he; Naples, &c., pc
cans, loe' Brazil, l0c; albeFts, iasI eeeeaanss,
OIs-Marhet flrm; demand coed. Signal
45e; West Virginia black. 9@19c; lard 5sc
headlight 15c; kerosene, 10c; water white, l31se;
neatsfeet es@See; machinery, 25GD9ecj liHseed
raw, 49cl boiled. 5se. mineral seal, lei Gre
proof, lge; homelight, 1sc.
QNIoNs-Nerthern.p per barrel IS 5e@S 70.
PoFAToEs-lIoag Island Rose, 50 90,
PgAs-Demand light COW peas, mixed, T56
60c; clay, 81 G011 15l speekled, 81 00@1 l5i
black eye, ST 90, white crowder, 81 5e94 "a.
PRIMES Turkish, 594c; French, Sc
RAIslss-Demand light; market steady, loose
new Muscatel, So %, layers 81 80 per beai Lea
don layers. 81 IS per bex.
SALT-The demand is moderate and the mar
ket is quietI carload lets, Csc o hi job lets,
T5Gl90e.
SRcT-Drop, 81 40; buck, 81 65.
SUeAR-The market is firm; cut loaf, 634c;
standard A, 016c; extra C, sac; yellow c, SAG
516c: graduated, G5Gc; powdered, Te.
SYRUP-Florida and Georgia syrup, 45c;
the market is quiet fer sugarheuse at Boa 40e;
Cuba straight goods, 2ee In hogsheadsi sugar
house molasSes, 20c.
ToBAooo-Market dull demand moderate.
We quote. Smoking, 25c@S1 90; chewing, com
mon, sound, 25GD90c; fair 5OGl95c; medium, 3s
6150c; bright, 50l75c; fine fancy. $4,000; extra
fine. 90c@S1 l0i bright navies, 45975e, dark
pavies, 4065Qc.
LUApER-The demand from the West is fairly
active, and the railroads are endeavorng to
meet the wants of the trade in making rates.
Coastwise and foreign demand is quite active,
and prices remain firm at quotations. We
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II timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTs.

FREIIHTB.
LUMBER-By sail-Coastwise business continues
dull with vessels in good supply and rates weak
Freight limits are from S. 09G6 % from this
and the near Georgia ports to the Chesapeake
ports, Philadelphia, New York, Sound ports
and eastward. Timber, 5ee@Sl GO higher than
lumber rates. To the West Indies and wind
ward, nominal; to South America, S13 00@14 90;
to Spanish and Mediterranean ports, ST. 0o4
u 90; to United Kingdom for orders, timber,
202ss: lumber, SO i5s Steam-To New York,
So 00 to Philadelphia, 81 90; to Boston, 50 90.
NAVAL SToREs-Firm but nominal Foreign
Cork etc. TO orders, Is 3D.. and, or, As Cd Adri-
Steam-To Boston, SOC on rosin, 81 90 on spirits
to New York, rosin soc, spirits soc; to Phila-
delphis, rosln 30c spirits s0c to Baltimore,
rosin Doc, spirits Coo Coastwise quiet.
CoTvroN-By Steam-The market Is nominal
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RECEIPTS

Per Central Railroad. Sept e. 9a4 bales cot
ton 10 bales yarn. IS bales domestics bale wool,
bales hides 3 pkgs paper, 151 pkgs tobacco,
bbls rosn. 40 bbls lime, 80 lbs fruit, 3S bbls
Inoal 10 hf bbls beer, 225 or bbs beer, 179 pkgs
furniture, N5 bbls -four 12 cars lumber, IL head
horses, ~ cars wood, bbls syrup, | car doors
and sashes W pkgs wood IN snape, I pkg wax,
ld2 tons pig IRON ~ casks clay. 4 pkgs Irvine, "a
pkgs mdse, 10 bales paper stock, pkgs omptes,
IL pigs hardware, 2 bales niads, 20 cases eggs,
cars coal, $50 bbls crts, Z bblS whisky.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Railway
Sept Clip bales cotton. 20 cars lumber. /
car cattle, . cars coal, car wood. $50 bbls -four
1871 bbls rosin. S9I bbls spirits turpeutine, 1914
bdls ties, 2 bales wool. bales hides. and mdse
Per Charleston and Sayanuah Railway. Sept
Csc bales cotton, II bbls spirits turpentIne, 3
bbls lime, 81 boxes tobacco, 30 caddies tobacco,
IS sacks peanuts and mdse.
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PoULTRY-Market steady; receipts heavy; de-
mand light for grown; half to three-quarters
grown In good request.
EGGs-Mar5et firm, with a good demand, but
scarce.
PEANUTs-Fair stock; demand moderate; mar
ket steady.
SuoAR-Georga and Florida nominal; none in
market
HoSEY-No demand, nominal.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Scarce; receipts very light;
demand good.
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WEDNESDAY. Sept Z. 1887
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Desseug, Hewes, Philadelphia-C
G. Anderson.
Schr Annie L Henderson, Henderson, Kenne
bee River, with ice to Haywood, Gage & Co;
vessel TO Jos A Roberts & Co,
Steamer Katie, Bev Augusta and way land
ings-J G Medlock, Agent.
Steamer Grace Pitt, Willetts. Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluffton-Master.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY

Schr VIM H Fredson Saunders, BROOKLYN
JOS Roberts & Co.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-30
NOTICE FOR PU BLICATTON.

G rnSl'S o eo Tans. sept 18th, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make Gnal proof in
support Of his claim and that said
proof will DC made before The County
Court on Nov 2nd, 1857, viz:
County Seat Ring H. T.. No l.
for h. X. Lightfoo* Section renegade
town Pagan range south unlimited.
He naEies the following witnesses 60
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz: II.
J. Rarwi. Rocks county, Benz Bulldog
Grarcs. II. J. Fuller and j. H. Heaton
all Of suspended proof, Graves addition.
Kansas. Political Honesty having
d. & No. 10,00l On above are here by
notified to appear at some time am;
plsce or your u. :. will be cancelled
GRAHAM People, Register.
Cyclone Atty.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-30

Rev. Mr.. Samuels of the Christian
church baptised two young ladies in
Spring creek on last Monday. Quite
a number were in attendance to Wit
ness the solemn rites.
Rev. ]. =. Ash Of OF oxa is spending
this week IN Nicodemus holding
Sunday school InstitKte in the First
Baptist Church of this city. Quite a
number will take advantage of this
opportunity and be in attendance. We
wish the gentleman and all in atten-
dance glowing success. This paper
will take pleasure in reporting the en-
tire proceedings.
Where are you going? I am gong;
Where to? Why to the great western
Hardware store in Hill City, and get
wagon load of Hardware | can
get hardware there twenty five per
cent cheaper than at any other hard
w1re store in the county No sir, no
you cant tool me to 60 any other
piece There you get more with less
money than at any other point
Prof. J. F. Mather Principal Of the
new College, which is soon 70 be open
ed in Stockton Kansas passed through
our town Ole day this week. The gen
tleman stopped over a few hours, took
dinner with our worthy banker. Prof
Mather is out on brief lecturing tour
in behalf of the allowed mentioned
school. He promises at no distant
day to also favor ua with u lecture.
We wish your school grand success
and the columns Of our paper are ever
| open to you and the schools.
Il. p Turner was candidate before
the republican, convention Of Graham
Co., Sept 8, for the Office OF sheriff but
was sold out body, breeches, boots and
all as was also John vs. Laidig, who
Was candidate for register Of deeds.
Good straight reliable men hardly
| over ges a nomination for an office
over in Graham county, is the reason
MIR. Turner and Leidg got left. But
then they stand almost IS good a
show Of getting elected as some Of the
candidates on what the Times calls
the regular republican t&ket.-Lenora
| Leader
A Baxter Springs special says; in
spite OF the stringent prchibitory laws
the dynamiter has found his way to
Kansas. a few evenings since the PEG
ple living along the banks Of the beau
tifM spring river, wich ruAs through
this city were startled By several loud
explosions, and supposed at the time
! they were due to miners prospecting
for lead and zinc ore; but the next few
days revealed the fact that some
villainous w3etches had tried to dis
troy the fish in Spring river. Tons OF
dead fish have come floating down
| the river, and it's banks are lined for
| miles with the result of this fendish
work. Spring river is one Of the most
beautiful streams in the west, and is
full Of the finest game fish, such as
black bass, SALMON, picerel, black
perch, croppy, and channel cat Two
men have been arrested for the crime
and, if found guilty, will suffer the full
naOultV IF tho lou Ellis Rovio1v
Western cyclone., 1887-09-30
NICODEMES MARKETS.

Corrected weekly by 4. 3. Crosby
dealer IN Dry etoods, Groceries, Ia
dies and Gents furnishing goods.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-30

The Commercial Hotel closed its
doors on last Monday for want Of 4
proprietor; some Of the boys looked
very sick.
The Union Pacific, Northern Pacific
and the Baltimore railroads will
probably soon be as far az rates are
concerned one system.
Dr. c. II. Newths family mo5ed
to the country on Tuesday eve to
remain out there until the DR.. re-
turned from School
Mrs. NJ A. Warner has closed up
her stock Of millinery goods and NOV
ed to the co untry to rusticate
Turing the winter.
e. II. Barkholder is out west look
ing after the affairs on his farm.
When everything is snuglv stored
away he will return for winter bus
mess.
Let everybody attend the 2rd annu-
al fair to be held at Hill City, opening
Thursday at $50 and closing Saturday.
Good races and CRANE showing IN
agricultural lines. Go every body.
The Kansas State F&iy at Topeka
is being largely attended by people
from all over the west. Shawnee, Re
public and Allen counties have 50 far
made the best exhibit.
Our worthy hverJm4a Mr.. Tom
Evans speaks OF selling Oh renting the
barn; and GO down on the farm in
Rocks couaty~ We sgiA 1e sorry en-
ough to see Tora le;>}o Sow. as he is
one Of the boys.
The Books Count AYcotd makes
:. note Of certain mar 0e.ng a liar in
its issue of 23rd. Wonder if that
note wouldent catch tie monkey
when he says lie is not running a
robbers sheet fcT Mlllbrook.
Mr.. w. +. Sckuethies Of Hoxie was
in our Burg on last Tuesday looking
after some business matters Mr.. S. is
a rustler and he made a certain dude
Of this town hustle for shout seven
hours inspecting farms.
The County Seat Rag have ROW
turned to abusing Howell Bro Lumber
Co. Probably isthe largo amount due
the Howell Bro. from tho members OF
the Rpg was paid the lumber company
would leave the town, thankful to have
come out whole froma den of thiaves.
Miss. Nettie j., Craig is speeding
the week in town and is employed as
Organist at the Sunday School Insti
rute. Miss Craig is just the one to do
justice for all occasion like this and
30 better organist could be selected
Later we have received intelligence
from Fort Scott that the acting judge
of that district refused the mandamus
applied for by the colorcd people OF
that town to send their children to any
school they desired Shame on Fort
SCOTS legal light
On last Tuesday eve we werequite
amused at an advcntlrer from the
west He dropped in our sanctum
and after .'cussMg' the west for all
that was bad he said he was going
east to live with his ~iGes people
all winter he would return next
spring.
Our new schools house makes 3no
appearance and soon we will have the
school building oe ahe couHly. Our
School Board has not spared money
nor labor in perfocting the building
Two rooms will be finished imme-
;iately and the other as the school
Increases.
There appears 80 be q large sized
-crew loose in our government No
attempt whatever is made to enforce
ne ordinances, stock runs at large en-
,ircly unanolestcd by tAo vigilant en-
mar hat earousing and raising sheol
10y pi-bt shooting fire. aims, and dis
turbing the peace generally appears tn
be winked] at md condoned.-Mill
brook Times
Western cyclone., 1887-09-30

CroWieys for groceries.
Money on farms by Clayton.
Machine oil and twine at Lewins.
A few ten cent law suits this week.
Machine oils cheap at Crowley's,
Burkholders for an excellent bar
gins.
Get there Eli Get where? Go to
Samples for groceries.
Ed. Mcpherson writes from Denver
that he is having a pleasant time.
Crowley has the best stock of canned
goods in town.
The boss place for goods is Burk.
holders.
DR.. Newth left for St Joe Thursday
to attend the Medical School there.
For best prices ON lumber see the
Saginaw Lumber Co. at Stockton.
Ifyou you want to get all YOU can
carry for $l.00 go to Burkholders.
Cali on Soverns & Hays and get the
best Cigars in town.
More money on farms With Fl. r.
Clayton than any agent in the country.
When you trade at Crowley's, you
bet you will geta square deal.
Levin now handles, the Dceling
Plano, Buckeye and Warrior Mowers
Mr.. Greble says his eally sown rye
is already wonderful growth. He is
sowing more.
The nobbiest line Of dress good
ever brought TO Nicodcm1s, at Young
& Craven. IS
All persons who are indebted to
Henrie will Picast call and settle at
once,a7d save costs.
Get there Eli Get where? TO the
Great Western Hardware store in Hill
City, and get your Hardware.
That salt mine az Ellsworth is a
wonderful find. such vein of treas
ure ant%ef such 4 quality is hard to
equal
Crowley has just received hreg
line Of choice hats, caps, boots, and
shoes which lie will sell cheap for
cash.
Business for. q general thing has
besa exceedingly good this week
Hotels. feed barns and, stores report a
fair trade.
A Rocks county lawyer drew a
revolver on constable Lank OF this
city last week and was knocked out of
time. -Mtllbrook Times.
The above lawyer is the immortal
HaEwi.
The Free MethOdist6 held their an
ual camp meeting at this point 23, "a,
25th They broke up camp Monday
morning 26th, and left for Beatrice
Nebraska to meet the General Con
ference soon TO convene there.
Mrs. Williams and Williamson have
opened new restaurant in The Mrs
Warner building, Each OF these
ladies are we'll veIsed in the business
and we predict that it will be The boss
place % get dandy dinner cY an
oyster supper.
The indications arc now that next
year will be grand, crop year. and the
farmers of this county looking forward
to that and are planting large guam
tiles of wheat, rye and oats. Great
preparations are being made for anoth-
er harvest. This paper prophesies
that in less than six months Graham
county will boom. boom, boom
Just as the persons were nearing
Spring Greek on last Monday
eve for the baptising, Mr.. G. W.
Jones horse took fright and for a
minute or so ii seemed that buggy
and parties therein would &c dashed
to pieces. Mrs. John Vaughn Miss
Mamie Moore and Mr.. Jones two
children were III the buggy. Mrs.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-30
oEFF'ICIAL DIRECTORY
STATE.

y cue SeCy. SVdtO UO'IIA . - 'O'IR'UhO
r. s. SENATORS.
We Preston B. Plumb
-ohnJ. ingalls, oo~~~~~~~~~~~~~
CONGRESSIONAL.
9Th Dist Sheridan
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c0fcHulN'S rlLL BEIUTE
MISS DUNCAN DOrsN'r APrRE CrNrE IT, HOWINEh
IIAN I'M AEI ISIED.

MISS DUNCAN DOrsN'r APrRE CfNrE 1T, HOWEVER,
SD HAS HIN AEiISrTD
August jansen {, goodman who evidently De-
llcvc, h, beauty E, ire, ,tiir. IL is Nwc'c oi mo
dlim h- -li aud halld aAI wcars rcd M, arhe IL
say be- !, thirty SIX ycat- OLD and lives n the fln'
House lie was employed b, the family % Com
modorc stevens. oi Ncw-Jcrey. lut became 30 "hti-
,i,riy attentive to o tine iady mrniDers o. the
family that hr wa, d.,chAg cd. IL annoycd ihcm %
alniu. letter, until hc Wa, arrested ana pd"Ish',L
Yesterday he Wa, prisoner 10 the Harlem Oour''
Detective sergeant CosnoNc had captured him a'ier
, I..n thrun.h Madison S,u.aYc. Aun.e Duncan,
daughter of 4 retired grocer, who dld business Ia
MON -qull,. ca sea h, ATTEST. lie had been en-
p.,yc > VII. Duncan ami annoy cI Ms Duncan III
40, wa, discharged. since his discharge hc has con
i,nuod to anuDl 1901 only th- yong woman but as"
her wuflcr. rs following thcir carriage Ia the street
90 November 80 h met N,- lu an lu th' rr'i lie
,,ro-trI hrr and Insisted upon acrnmpu' ln- 20 IN
several occasions Ar ha, rlu- the u.o ID u ard dr
m4uarl aduiitllc" to thr hoI~". H. hld nuihl z 90
... ia ,n.it tuuns. ilor l. s. dcmau,.d az cNa i"a
ZION frr hm. whrh was SCI down fOi morrow morn
I'm. hy Justice Wltc Janseu Wa, lOcbcd ~ IN lie
f.ili oi 700 hail pending cANuinAiloh The Duncdns
1--we al No. . Last slAty ioiriltri
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GILMoRE GHAcIor>-RIAN EiPENTiNT
TorcHING SCENE Is me TOWNS CoUEr-rnE
AsNAIIANT VI iOOZ

4 TOrCmNG SCENE Is NE TOWNS CoUEr-rHE
AssAIIANT NJ ioCz
John J. Ryan aIrcarcd at special >.ons In the
Tomb, Police Cont Nc,tcd.y before Justices smith,
Powers and Ford with Ialcr star the bach Of h
head that was not hail biz a, the p'nltcntia!
cek IN t ho carried conc alcd lie Looked a dole
ful a. Icnifcnis usually do. Manager Ed' Gilmore
brought a troop oi witnesses with Inn ~ testify ho"
Iyan had .pn. FOR him. IT. wor his scar, nm
concealed by am llIs,ris. LDt tn5 SPECTATORS Who
crowded the room wer, treated to surprise. They
fgurar.vciy saw Ryan eat h, Ices. and w. Gilmore
heap coal, OF fire on hi, head When the case was
called. Charles sicchlcr. TIA Defendants counsel an
nnunccd that his client had apol .ilcd AMI that Mr..
Gilmore hal accepted lhs apo.oy.
"Thc defendant" slld VI. stechler. las alwaS
been a peaceful and qnci man. and has he'll 10
spon,lhlc position Mr. Gilmore IS sati,nc that the
4. PENDANT foi> that u" ha~ done wrous and Is sorry
for f.. and a X for hrr rhr utmost clcmency OF the
CONT
~ Judge Dttcnhocfcr. f,r MI Gilmore. followed
up Tbs statement tnn'til'ciy, safinr; II va, =
very ..rn,f, assault lUf VIZ Gilmore q, Sa>H'' INA
tho defendant was under h' Influence OF '1,nr' ana
thai he ha, no Ici,0. al aiili,. IS a-aAn'l nm. J
leave tho matter entirely iu ih" haai- ~ '""''
with strong recommend non 10 r'"rcy.' 49,, 81.
leg iu saw o., mrl Mr. >''c l'r' 'hh wv
def. ndanf 8, = very puoi man Tho only thing he mas
Tho in.iir,s VIII sucrcd vlth each p'hcr. and W.
~fcclfcr reserved hi, knowledge 90 h' cNcn'> "nlN
rnuudonr. i".-".siou Whom lf' got chance u. l'"
cccIoi. The defendant Is . N"ry roo man w i" .
auy mean, Nhafcycr.T ono hundred uo"'i' H-''
sail Justice smith. ., 10
Your honor persisted " Stcchcr. tho dc.
PENDANT Z. . very POOR man. vhh
ltl fhn next case uurfh enc Justice
~ rr,.cnh..f,-. 40 dof ulan' IS unah" TO paw
The nm, Mr. Gilmore VIII pay half Of It.
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vo1tS IND INCIDENTS or rnE STAGE

II ,ru,,, Co,i VINO troughs senoiina i'i,''''" i' "
n,,.r, 1a, Cancelled rs 'vntIdct WIN "'' '" P''
-, a., p, GOO, IN accOiu4uc, " ia 'h' "'''' --' ,
1t, N, Col.lrs act on va lrh"I"l NF H'' "
.,, ,fo, IIofmann would tlkc the Hon -n'fo q"
o., His sea.On. 10 cOdl4 u! one ihin nav '
',... nus and wa, advised 10 do p" d" i'' am "
r,,,n Mr. Dtmann but neglected 10 answer "'' 80
,.a,..rd H. (o.lcl, sln ~ Hio b4lia IA" 4''''-
al yesterday that th,Ir wcIe ony the XIII ~
,o,,,ee, h,. father ana he far v'oi!si' 'i '"a' " w
d,,.s TIA. mai L,cn Ii,Ade ii s,Hu'.o"5 an" '"''"'
~,,c,r.- had been tuincd over to her WHOM ""' ~
,o.,,,ioo siguoIln. iun Will remain "a ms '''"'
f,r ., too longer. Only y'ei iddy she Wa my"
n, t,,., concerts by Mr.. AMBER.
Tho We. : DO Day Nur- - f. poiabr about u"'''''
,rr. cn,r because the amateur performance >'''
d,, Al the Lyceun Theatre, The use 81 which WIS pN'"
,, A., r,gnan rl.oT. . ia z and naiN y ie'up
df- ,es,,i, and ESQ, ncp and even acc~ent"' o4ios
,,. fly ~ rlat1cd. FAM Heat Never WON f''i
I'D ,d scene, nom the AchOo! for scandal maze "p
'h ,,,praIome. John II. Hid, Edward faie' No""f''
,.o,.a. II Nicholas, william Frances Johi'"' I'iP"'
I'D de Wolfe. Francis l.. Y Iioppin and N.' h"' "
udc N,ss Ward and Mss Elsio Anderson do "0"' wore
tho performers.
rte, pIy1nlton has been added 10 Mr. Abbey '""''p
b.t : 10 present s,Iiua DO.iOs play IN NE F'Hm'"
a. Walldehs.
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Notiees q aartllqe, masl b il l..sl si. az ala
DIED.
ana address.

March wife o. P,ya BOYD and daughter q the la's Dr.
BREvooRT-On becember :. 1887. at his residence. 80
Brevoo Place BrooSyn James Carson Brvo5ri, in tn,
Fun-r IRON thc Caaroh OF the Pilgrims corner O Henry
and emsen sts. Brookyn at 2a IN on Friday December
Ills kindly Request oil that no flowers be sent
CORE ESuddeny. Of pneumonia. Miss Barbara corie IN
FUNERAL srvces her late residence No lOl West G3st
at $50 on saturday morning.
DAvEY on Ir'tly, the 81 inst. Mary wife OF the late
Reatve' aaairSn. To ',ny ara nr to at, item. ssr
Montgomery.st- Jersey city
Kindly omit flowers
FRosr-At Glen Cove Long Island "Wednesday December
we 81 ans RI Erps, ID nee , aT f after
Decemoer 10. atz oeocS AM at ST. Panis Oh'fca
Carriages VIII be a station Oh arrival OF u o'clock tram
FULLERAs Jersey CITY on pessmecr7 sarah Fe'ler OF
Funeral this Frisy afternoon 2ocps< the rsssi;s
New london papers please copy
hart suddenly. Tuesiiv December Robert . Hart.
Funeral MARKS Church NJ. Kisco, Friday
vii b. in WAITING on the arrvaio. tho 1879 train
IN PfnT Of s i, "a
Tnterment Woodawn.
LEUPP-At Now.Brunsw'ck. y. J.. Tuesday, December 9.
Turner. daughter Of the late william H. and Corne-
The inisrt s,rvics, viii held at home NO. 100
Albany.st., NewBrdnsw;k, On Friday. ?th inst, at 30
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LANGFoRD-rn ar,oslvn, welns, law evening December
T. 1877 sarah BIngfori. widow OF the late william
Landlord. II The 18Th II her
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Please omit flowers
MOoRE-suddenly at Yonkers. on weinesi,y Dcssmber
Z 1887 OF dipthsra, VII lam Herbert, or ltr cft VI
"a T. Moore. agei 6ycaFs month ana - dsF$
FRIDAY at 10 Dc.s3t
MAKSIALI-At Elizabeth. j. December 7, 1881. 1iiet
snort illness John l.. Marshall Ia the 77h yearo hs
Funeral Ma house Of ls daughter. Mrs VI j.
Ward, $50 Morns ave Fr,tly, December O. at D. m
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Illness samuel ". Page. ago - .
December II. AZ 1850 N, upM %
Peoraemave. Jersey CITY Heights. So. 1900
TAKE TIohok.n ferry and elevated oabo 10 d 20 Hill
PROPHET-At White Plains. v V, rhesttf, Docemberi
Ann Eliza 81 sol tie Ilts John Prophet
residence. White pans, "
on FIR Law. the Jth iIs, a. o.ciOc, p. M
VIII meet 1880 aud 100 trains irom Grini Goa
Interm.nt at W6olavn
ROBBINS-On December T. Adea wits o. Amos Rohoins
Fner.l ssry - VIII Ic, AZ l3i BsDDkI On
saturday. the 10th last. at ioclccS p. m.
Inierinent
sH PMAN-ol TIetl5 er,nirt December g. 1887 Jessis
Roberts vile II James Shlpman AMI laughter OK I'd
ward and irene b. Roberts.
Fnnrr services will c ci Al rho Of her plrcl,s
2OIl 'th-avo Friday. December , at II a. H.
Inierment prlVt.s.
sHOVE-N katonah. Y Y. WelnesiY afternoon;
December = Irene p, widow u the llte Dr. Shove Asst
Funeral services friday. the Stu
o'C'ook 10.
Garages arrival o. train leaving Grant Central
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Relayrs ar re.nec fully invited Z attend
VAN VEN~S ELAER-p1 Tuesiav December o. lSN7.
Carroll Van tensseiaer OF Henry Dwtsh and Afh'
Van ensselavf. "a the !itiyear Oi as "st ,,.,,,
Fnbrra rom Hl.' ~ psreltS No 800 Nest@Zi
Friday December Q. at u Il ~.
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